About: United States Senate elections of 2008 (President Delay)

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Senate Republicans picked up another five seats while losing none of their own. Voters fury over the various scandals involving former Presidents CLinton and Blago along with congressional scandals involving Representative Jefferson of Louisiana and Charles Rangel of New York. Most Republicans were elected with little opposition with only Wayne Allard, John E. Sununu and Gordon Smith facing somewhat competitive races. Dick Durban, Frank Lautenburg, John Kerry, Max Baucus and Carl Levin were the five Democrats defeated.

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rdfs:label	United States Senate elections of 2008 (President Delay)
rdfs:comment	Senate Republicans picked up another five seats while losing none of their own. Voters fury over the various scandals involving former Presidents CLinton and Blago along with congressional scandals involving Representative Jefferson of Louisiana and Charles Rangel of New York. Most Republicans were elected with little opposition with only Wayne Allard, John E. Sununu and Gordon Smith facing somewhat competitive races. Dick Durban, Frank Lautenburg, John Kerry, Max Baucus and Carl Levin were the five Democrats defeated.
popular vote	36754618(xsd:integer) 50920562(xsd:integer)
Leader	Jon Kyl Tom Daschle
dcterms:subject	President Delay President Delay
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last election	32(xsd:integer) 67(xsd:integer)
Next Year	2010(xsd:integer)
election date	2004-11-02(xsd:date)
election name	United States Senate elections, 2008
before party	Republican
map size	320(xsd:integer)
ongoing	no
Country	United States
Type	legislative
seats for election	Class III seats in the United States Senate
Seats	28(xsd:integer) 72(xsd:integer)
swing	+5.0% -5.1
after party	Republican
Party	Republican Democratic
Title	Majority Leader
map image	800(xsd:integer)
before election	Jon Kyl
Image	149(xsd:integer) 160(xsd:integer)
leaders seat	South Dakota Tennessee
Percentage	60.2 40.8
previous election	United States Senate elections of 2006
next election	United States Senate elections of 2010
after election	Jon Kyl
Previous Year	2006(xsd:integer)
seat change	-5(xsd:integer) +5
abstract	Senate Republicans picked up another five seats while losing none of their own. Voters fury over the various scandals involving former Presidents CLinton and Blago along with congressional scandals involving Representative Jefferson of Louisiana and Charles Rangel of New York. Most Republicans were elected with little opposition with only Wayne Allard, John E. Sununu and Gordon Smith facing somewhat competitive races. Dick Durban, Frank Lautenburg, John Kerry, Max Baucus and Carl Levin were the five Democrats defeated. Winning candidate in bold Retiring Senator in Gray Democratic pickup in Blue Republican pickup in Red

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